Customer Reviews for Greenworks - Pro Brushless 2300 PSI (SGS Certified) 2.3 GPM Max / 1.2 GPM Electric Pressure Washer - Green
Customer Rating
4
Nice tool.
on March 9, 2018
Posted by: Tim7
from WA, USA
Gender:Male
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Easy to assemble. It took me about 15 minutes. It can be done even faster. I did not use the soap tool, I didn't have the correct detergent. I used the other nozzle assemblies. Each one is different. I felt the 25 ft spray was a bit stronger than the others. 40 is a bit softer, and the turbo, cleaning a vehicle is a good spray nozzle for that, especially finishing off if you all ready used soap on the vehicle. Instructions are easy to read and understand, both in the manual and on the machine. I used it on a white truck that doesn't get used much. The pollen and everything came off easy. Some of the caked on took a bit longer, but with the soap, if used, would get that off. It was a great experience with the product.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I replaced my gas-powered pressure washer with the GreenworksTools electric model. I was a bit apprehensive that it would not provide enough power for the tasks at hand, but I was pleasantly surprised. Assembly was a breeze, and the start-up instructions were clear. The machine is easily maneuverable, and I had no problem getting it from the back patio the to front. It appears to be solidly built. I set to work cleaning my garbage cans that were badly in need of a wash out. The Greenworks was up to the task, making short work of the three cans. Next job, the driveway. Months of tire grime and some rust was easily cleaned away with the rotating nozzle. As it is a long drive it took some time, but did a great job of cleaning of the rust and the grime. In comparison to my old gas model, I would have to say I prefer the Greenworks. It a) has a smaller footprint, so it easier to store b) I don't have to hassle with the gas engine, which was a pain c) it has plenty of power to get the job done d) it costs considerably less than the gas-powered washer e) it is FAR less noisy. The only thing I wish it had is a longer warranty (it is one year). I will definitely be acquiring some of the accessories for other jobs around the house.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was highly impressed with the ability of the 2000psi electric pressure washer. The assembly was simple and quick with only a screwdriver required. Upon using the pressure washer, noticed the instant power provided and was consistent. Plenty of dirt/build up cutting power. The electric option was rather quiet and pleasant while using. Not loud and obnoxious. The wand is designed nicely for easy hold and maneuvering. Multiple nozzle options allowed for different levels of pressure to be used. Also, there is a soap/cleaner tank that you can use to spray your cleaner a decent distance. I used this on washing the car. Vehicle soap worked just fine. The only thing I noticed was the connection of the hose pipe to the receiving port on the pressure washer leaked a slight bit during use. This could of course come from the age of the hose pipe as well. I highly enjoyed the use of the pressure washer and look forward to using it for many, many times to come.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have used this twice and am very impressed by the ease of use and power. I only wish it was battery operated.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Greenworks pressure washer arrived in a surprisingly small box, as all the pieces were carefully nested, so there was minimal packaging. Assembly was easy using the “quick start guide” a nice help. Setup to wash is fast, so I soon had washed out the engine bay before tuning up my car. Ground fault circuit interrupter built-in to the long cord is a good safety feature. The hose is a bit unruly on a cold day. This washer is a perfect size for a homeowner, not as powerful as a gas powered unit from rental, but plenty powerful, and it's right there ready to go. Thanks Greenworks for making another great tool, I will be cleaner from now on.
As background, I've been power washing for about 20 years with my 5hp gasoline power washer. Although, it’s always an ordeal getting the gasoline unit setup and running. The 2000 PSI Electric Pressure Washer on the other hand is easy to setup and start power washing. Pros: • Long electrical cord with circuit breaker allows it to place the washer where you need it. • Nice braided pressure hose is much easier to maneuver that the typical plastic cords. It’s very flexible and unwinds easily and stays unwound. • The wand holder is easy to use and holds the wand securely. • Quiet – compared to a gasoline engine. Especially since a gasoline engine needs to run all the time vs. the Greenworks, which only turns on when you pull the trigger. • The soap worked well. I put pressure washer soap in the front tank (about 1 gallon), then put the black soap tip on the wand and it automatically made the soap come out of the nozzle. To switch back to just water, I put one of the other tips on. Cons • Electrical cord didn’t wind up nice, partly because of it being cold out. It would be nice if there were a second “green wrapping hook” down lower on the frame, so the cord could be neatly wrapped between two hooks (kind of like a vacuum cleaner cord). • Would be nice if it came with a pinhole nozzle, so the spray could reach farther. Like when cleaning the side your house.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Easy to assemble; lightweight; great for multiple applications--siding, vinyl fence, gutters, pavement, aggregate; effective nozzle tips for varying levels of pressure, coverage, and detergent. Quieter than gas-powered equipment. Environmentally friendly.